Don't Look Now

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A 2nd reggae inspired song, with guest Hammond organ player, Jay Larremore, lending a hand for added authenticity

Al Perkins' wailing guitar can also be heard in the background

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Don’t Look Now

Here I stand with your book open in my hand and no one understands
What’s the use of talking bout it all comes down to love in the end
That’s all he ever said—
Oh don’t you know
That’s all he ever said

So don’t look now love’s sneakin’ right up behind you
And it won’t leave you quite the same
Whatever you do, just take a good look around you
And if you like it you can stay

I tell you someone loves you, and if you hear these words
Lift up your hands coz someone understands
What’s the use of shouting’ ‘bout it all comes down to love in the end—
That’s all he ever said
Oh don’t you know—that’s all he ever said

So don’t look now love’s sneakin’ right up behind you
And it won’t leave you quite the same
Whatever you do, just take a good look around you
And if you like it you can stay

What’s the use of talkin’ when it all comes down to love in the end—
That’s all he ever said
Oh don’t you know—that’s all he ever said

So don’t look now love’s sneakin’ right up behind you
And it won’t leave you quite the same
Whatever you do, just take a good look around you
And if you like it you can stay

In His name we’ve come here may we invite you
(but) if you don’t want to you can stay
So don’t look now love’s sneakin’ right up behind you
And it won’t leave you quite the same
Whatever you do, just take a good look around you
And if you like it you can stay

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from 'Ark The Angels Come, released February 24, 2016

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ARK Nashville, Tennessee

Dave Kelly and Derek Jeffery met in 1969, formed a band showcasing their Everly Brothers/Beatles inspired two-part harmonies. They immediately won a record contract with the Beatles APPLE Records. A few years later they signed to Warner Brothers and toured as opening act for Pink Floyd, Genesis and ELO. In 1976 they met the legendary guitarist Al Perkins who joined them and recorded this album ... more

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